The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-12
THIS SESSION OF THE REICH
STAG WILL CLOSE
On the 22d Inst.-The Government
Aims 10 Secure the
Measure
FOR HE PROTECTION OF We
MEN AND CHILDREN,
And the Law Regulating the Adj
ministratiOn OF Alsace-
Lorraine.
The GRRMANIZING MEASURES
In ALSACE.LORRAINR
Being Carried to an Extreme-Em.
PerOr williams and the Crown
Princes Illness.

ptfOr VulihmS anu INC CIOWn
Princes Illness.
lsoPrRIoHTED By THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED
PRESS. 1871
BERLIN, June lit is expected
that the session of the Reichsiag will
cloee on the 22d instant. The gov
eminent aims 10 secure during the
present session the passage of the
spirit monopoly ard sugar bills, the
measure for the protection OF women
and children, and the law regulating
the administration Of Alsacs.L or, aine.
The commissions have BEEN working
80 slowly, however, over the fpirit
monopoly and sugar bills that It is
doubted whether they will be com.
pleted unless the session is prolonged,
The Alsace Lorraine measure will be
carried to its second reading without
amendment. The debate ON the bill
on it's frat reading had the effect of
evoking from the Alsstian members
much better speeches than usual.
They declared that the measure was
intended to enable the government
to appoint q dictator in every COM
mune in Alfa:e-Lorraine.
In rsply Herr Won Puttkamer. Min
ister of the Interior, appealed to the
House to assist the government to
contend against French agitation,
which, he said, was largely fomented
throughout the Relchsand by the
present burgomasters and other
municipal officers. His concluding
declaration that the government could
not be responsible for The admiDistrs.
ton of affairs in the Reichslsnd un.
less it was allowed to deal in it's own
way with the snti-German officials
caused the House to decide to reject
DIR. Windthorst's bill and to refer the
bill to a committee. DR.. Windthorst
made long speech criticising The bill,
but was heard In unsympa hetic 81
lencs by his usual supporters. All
parties in the Reichstag, except the
professors, concur in acknowledging
the necessity of granting the govern
Ment extended powers of adminiatra-
ton in the Reichsland besides the law
recognizing the municipal depart.
ments
The BUNDksRATH COlNCIDkS
in the project authorizing the Emperor
by q simple decree to enforce in the
Reichs and the laws which apply to
oil Germany. Other GermaniSing
measures are contemplated by the
government, including new arrange
ment of the communal districts, 80 as
to enable the government to exercise
| kAk nf
German teaching and the exclusive
emp oymen. of German professors in
the schools.
3 The Cologne Gazette, referring to the
3 report that no one except Germans
, having university qualifications can
henceiorth obtain employment es
= teachers in Alssce-Lorrsine, denies
, that the government will 20 to this
length, but admits that the Reichsiae
may yet be aeked to pass further bills
10 regulate Alsace Lorraine. The
} roughness in exiirpstiDg the French
element is more than ever the order
Of the day. Prince Won Hohenlohe
speaking at reunion of the Fores
Guards, held at Ksyerberg, referred
: to them as SPECIAL Representatives o
Q the German idea in Alssce. Lorraine
: and said they merited special protec
tioa because they we're isolated in The
midst of population which was it'll,
9 in sympathy with them. They propo
= gated the German idea and main
g tanned the German homer.
= THE TRIAL OF EIGHT ALsATIANs
!. charged with being members of tn
o French Patriotic League, which open
= at Leipsic on Monday, will be public
Every facility will be given the accus
ed for their defense.
n Tonight official sdvices as to tn
# cond ton of Grown Prince FIedericl
William are promising, but it is still
y undecided whether he will go to Eng
y land.
t, 1t is definitely announced tina
o Prince and Princess William will star
= for London on June l6. The sbsenc
o of all reference to the Grown Prime
e going, tends to confirm the report
r that the Germans are against his ven
q turing the lurnev. Despite the sssul
auces of DR.. Mackenzie and Prof. Vii
IT chow, that the growth in his thros
10 ia not malignant, the publ
II are still anxious concernin
II him. Dp. Bsrgmsnn, Tobsl
= and Gerhardt are less decided upo
X the nature of the growth. DR.. BeTG
D. man, who has hitherto been actin
ID mon the belief that it is Of cameron
a rature, is reported to be holding aloe
- from the treatment nov pursued, PEI
70 hitting DR.. Mackenzie to have tn
I'll lead, but still adhering to his forme
q opinion, II the present theory cor
~ corning the disease is followed, D
= Mackenzie must perform an opeTatio
10 10 remove the minute excresenC
ct gro wing upon the larynx, and thi
o. mnst be repeated at intervals Of to
h DAYS, Until the doctors unanimousl
" declare it to be their opinion that tn
OF Growth is not n aigpant it will not
be sbated. Prof. Virchow's report on r,
ira snlt of microscopi(al analyeis is 81
IN pected 10 be published in the Germa
ao medical press. -,
% Prince Bismarck paid a visit to th
''s Grown Prince at his palace today ate
Of. hearing the result Of the medical col
~. sultation. Scores Of letters are dali
~ received ct the palace prescribir
no cures for cancer Of the throat. tt
ut Clown Prince has full confde ace
he DR.. McKepxe's treatment and mail
N. tains excellent spirits.
7 THE KNPRRoR's ILLNKns
IL having an adverse effect on Il
B,urae. AT the opening today the
Was marked weakness, but the ma
Nv, | kat nartislly recovered on n repo
no that the Enpero's health had IL
nd nroyed. Still the market closed at
I'm d. cine OF IL per cent. The feature
in 6oancial business in Berlin an
as Fraokfort is the operations counectt
lily xiIh the Russian loans. Since Il
,lv pL,-,ea have taken mn tho rew Il